Wags ‘n Whiskersmice, laser pointers, you name thetoyandIcanbetIwillloveit! So, if you're looking for a great girl with a fun personality who will keep you entertained for hoursIamdownhereatLHS!

Community involvement

LHS provides these valuable stray services to the following

communities. If you do not find your community on this

list, please contact your municipality or local law

enforcement officer to determine who is providing these

services for your

community.

Municipalities with LHS

stray contracts

Manitowoc County

Cato, Town

Centerville, Town

Cooperstown, Town

Franklin, Town

Gibson, Town

Kossuth, Town

Manitowoc City

Manitowoc Rapids

Manitowoc Town Schleswig, Town

Meeme, Town Two Creeks, Town

Mishicot, Town Two Rivers, City

Mishicot, Village Two Rivers, Town

Newton, Town Whitelaw, Village

Calumet County Brillion, Town

Importance of licensing your pets

Allows municipality law enforcement officers and your local

animal shelters to quickly

locate owners of stray

animals.

Helps generate funds so

municipalities can provide

these valuable stray services

to your community.

LHS would like to service all

the municipalities in

Manitowoc County. If you

want your municipality to

contract with LHS please

contact your local County

Supervisors and let them

know that.

Keith Philippi,President, LHS Board of

Directors

Wags ‘n WhiskersVolume 21 — Issue 4

Lakeshore HumaneSociety, Inc.

1551 North 8th StreetManitowoc, WI 54220Phone: 920-684-5401

Fax: 920-684-5702E-mail:

[email protected]

Visit us on the Web

Find us on facebook

Hours of Operation

www.lakeshorehumane.org

Lakeshore Humane Society

Monday, Wednesday, Friday

1 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Closed Tuesday & Thursday

Saturday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Sunday 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Closed Holidays

Dear Supporters of LHS,

In your lifetime, you will probably need one or more of

the many services LHS provides. LHS fact: 2 out of 3 pets

that come into LHS have been lost or abandoned in our

community. LHS provides “stray services” to many local

communities and municipalities.

Stray Services provided by LHS

• Provide a safe place for lost or abandoned pets

– Medical Care, food and shelter

• Provide safe place for seized animals

– Bite cases, animal neglect or abuse cases

• Assist Law enforcement

• Provide single-point contact to reclaim lost pets

• Reunite owner with lost pet

– Microchip scan

– Review dog license cross reference

– Dog name- tag check and follow up

– Maintain lost animal log

– Contact owners

• Comply with local ordinance and state statutes

– Sections 173 & 95.21

– Wisconsin ACT 90 (dogs only)

September 2017

Stray: This is an animal at large, or looking at it from

another perspec�ve; a lost or abandoned pet.

Surrender: The owner gives the animal to LHS.

Coali�on Partner: Other animal welfare organiza�on

transfers possession of an animal to LHS.

Hi, I'm ! I am a sweetAdeline

young girl who is on the search

for a family that will keep me

mo�vated on my weight loss

program. You see, I am a bigger

girl and there is a lot of me to

love but I would be a healthier

ki� y if I dropped a few pounds. I

get along with others and the

more kids to wave around a

wand toy the be� er. Could you

be with me on my journey?

We are and ! A sweetP-Nut Cali

boy and girl who cannot bear to

be separated. In life, all we need

is each other and a loving home

looking for double the kisses and

affec� on! Since we are so

bonded; we don't feel the need

to have other animals in our new

home, we are two peas in a pod.

We wouldn't mind children or

lots of people around since we

are adorable a� en�on hogs

(and bed hogs). If you could be

kind enough to take both of us,

we would love you furr-ever

Hello there, I am and I amSassy

such a spunky girl! Currently I

am LHS's longest ki� y resident

of 8 months. I would love to have

some kids in my new home who

can play with me! Wand toys,

mice, laser pointers, you name

the toy and I can bet I will love it!

So, if you're looking for a great

girl with a fun personality who

will keep you entertained for

hours I am down here at LHS!

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Wags & Whiskers is the officialnewsletter for the Lakeshore

Humane Society, Inc. Anyoneinterested in submitting articles

or information for thispublication may send thespecifics to us via e-mail:

[email protected]

Or via “snail mail” at:Lakeshore Humane Society

Attention: Newsletter1551 North 8th StreetManitowoc, WI 54220

Inclusion in our newsletter doesnot necessarily indicate

endorsement or support by theLakeshore Humane Society.

Some articles may come fromother humane organizations or

individuals thereof. Articles maybe edited due to space

constraints, etc.

Wags & Whiskers

ADOPTABLE CRITTERS2016 — 2017

Board of Directors

President: Keith PhilippiVice President: Melissa Jacquart

Treasurer: Mary Jo HabanSecretary: Lou Ann Meyer

Directors

LHS Staff

Anthony MaesCynthia Carter

Kim Lazansky PhilippiMargie Skattebo

Tina Nichols,Director of Operations

AbigailBrittanyEmily

KelseyLisa, CVT

LydiaNick

NicoleRyan

Tammy

Are you on the search for a

chubby girl to keep your lap

warm and watch some movies

with? Look no further! My name

is and cuddling is my game.Milo

I am a laid-back gal who would

love a home with many comfy

places to lounge around. I am a

very mellow girl & prefer my

house-mates to be the same. I

am ready to cuddle and snuggle;

come on in and adopt me!

I'm , a very handsomeRoman

man who would love to join your

home. I do well with others, I

lived with two cats and met

other dogs o�en, and I also don't

mind children! I am a big fan of

going on long strolls and I walk

like a dream on a leash. If you

have a big backyard I would

spend all day in it, and when its

raining I want all the cuddles you

can give. I love playing fetch and

anything that squeaks. I am not

a guard dog at all but more of a

big teddy bear. Could I be your

snuggle partner?

My name is , and I am aMorgan

li� le more solid. I came in as a

shy man in rough shape. I was

too sweet to be a stray. I have

par�al sight in one eye, but that

doesn't stop me from being the

happy, cuddly boy I am today. I

never want to leave my comfy

beds, and I also love lying next to

other animals. Children can be a

li� le scary some�mes, but if

they are gentle with me I would

love to have them around. Stop

in and see the brave boy I have

become!

All LHS animals are up to date on vaccinations, microchipped and altered before adoption.

See www.lakeshorehumane.org/adopt/ for our adoptable pets.

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EDUCATION

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HOPE FUND

Wags & Whiskers

Mark those calendars and please join us as we tailgate and

cheer on the Packers while raising funds for shelter pets!There is

a party at onMeat's Opera House in St. Nazianz Sunday,

November 12th. Bring all of your friends and family to enjoy a

brat fry, DJ, baked goods, readings by pet psychic Lisa Reber,

and prizes, then stick around for the Packers @ Bears kickoff at

12 pm (Packers game schedule subject to change). Dogs and

cat(s) from the Lakeshore Humane Society will be making

appearances throughout the afternoon, you don't want to miss

this! Last year, over $6,500 was raised. It is our goal to double

that amount this year!

Proceeds will benefit The Hope Fund at

Lakeshore Humane Society!!

http://www.lakeshorehumane.org/ways-to-give/hope-fund/

You can clip weight circles from

bags of Purina brand dog and cat

food, then send them in or drop

them off and we earn Purina

Points.

Minny is almost as small as the

donation jar she was pictured

with, but she needed BIG help.

Minny was a lost puppy brought to

LHS who was unclaimed by her

owner. After her seven day hold

was up, a pre-operative (spay)

exam by Mishicot Veterinary Clinic

& Pet Care Center revealed a

significant heart murmur. Minny

had what is called PDA (patent

ductus arteriosus), and without a

$3000 surgery to correct a hole in

her heart, her future was grim.

Minny was about four months old

at the time of the exam, and her

health was unpredictable. The

decision was made that the sooner

surgical intervention occurred, the

better.

On July 27th, Minny had surgery

by Dr. Matt Stepnik of Lakeshore

Veterinary Specialists in Port

Washington. She now has an

excellent prognosis for a normal

lifespan. Minny since has been

spayed and received the ok from

the doc to r s fo r he r to be

permanently adopted. We wish

them a lifetime of joy!


COMMUNITY HEROES

If you've been to one of LHS' events you have probably eaten

some of the delicious bakery donated by Hartman's. Because of

Steve and Joni's love for animals, they have been long-�me

supporters of the shelter through their generous dona�ons not

only of their delicious baked goods, but also dona�ons such as

event sponsorships, animal care supplies and even whole

pallets of ki� y li� er at Christmas �me!

Thank you Hartman's Bakery for all your support!

The Belisle Fund of the St. Croix Valley Founda�on has kindly awarded

LHS with a $2,500 grant to be used in providing medical and veterinary

services and adop�on programs for the lost and homeless animals at the

shelter. Generous grants such as this help LHS to ensure all of the animals

that enter its doors receive the care they need, including those with

special circumstances. By providing medical supplies and veterinary

services the shelter is able to maintain a low euthanasia rate well below

the na�onal average. LHS staffs a cer�fied veterinary technologist who

collaborates with community veterinarians to provide vaccina�ons and

animal health checks in the shelter to assist LHS in preparing its animals

for adop�on and providing medical services, veterinary care and

surgeries for animals in need. Each year the costs for vaccina�ons,

medical supplies and veterinary services reaches over $30,000 (over and

above the in-kind services of local veterinarians) and finding support

from grantors is essen�al in maintaining the level of care our animals

deserve.

Fox's Piggly Wiggly had their annual

"Eggstravaganza" this year and

donated $500 to LHS. Even in the midst

of a remodel, they feel fortunate that

their customers were willing to support

nonprofit organiza�ons within our

community. Presen�ng the check were

employees of Fox's Piggly Wiggly (back

row): Brian Blandin, Ma� York, Dave

Steeber, Charmaine Bushman and Pat

McKane. Front row: Lydia Fessenbecker

(represen�ng LHS) and Peggy Jeske

(Store Director, Fox's Piggly Wiggly).

M a n i t o w o c S m a l l E n g i n e

graciously donated a Cra�sman

medium lawn & garden tractor, 42"

cut, V-twin engine with automa�c

drive to LHS. Machine had a

complete tune-up, new oil, spark

plugs, air filters, belts, ba� ery,

blades, & a new deck spindle

bearing unit. Resale value of about

$600. Thank you Manitowoc Small

Engine.

Thank you Belisle Fund of the St. Croix Valley

Founda�on for your con�nued support!

A huge thank you to who decided she wantedSophie

dona�ons for the humane society instead of presents for

her birthday!! We very much appreciate you thinking of all

the animals! :) What a wonderful, kind-hearted thing to do!

Sandra's summer

school class is going

to the Lakeshore

Humane Society this

week so she asked

me to take her to

Petco so she could

buy something to

donate. With her

own money.

We would like to thank Koenig

Elementary School who got a

chance to come out for their

annual field trip and spent a lot

of �me spoiling and snuggling

animals! The animals love the

a� en�on and are always happy

to have so much loving. Thank

you for spending �me with

them and we hope to see you

again next year!


THANK YOU


HAPPY TAILS

Wonderful 7 year old Bella was officially

adopted! From what her new owners have told

us she is doing amazing in her new home and

they couldn't be any happier with her. We are all

wishing you the best with your new family and

we know that you are so very loved by them

already. Congrats Bella!

Congratula�ons to sweet King who was

officially adopted into his forever home! You are

definitely going to be so loved and spoiled by

your wonderful family! We wish you all the best!

It has been 2 1/2 years since we adopted

Lily. We are so grateful that the

Lakeshore Humane Society chose us to

adopt her. She is the best dog ever!�

Leo shown here with his new dad, Tony Freiwald, who is an avid LHS

supporter!

Ronan & Riley happily in their forever home!

We have a buddy

program!! If you adopt

one cat and adopt a friend

for them, the second

adop�on fee is waived!


THANK YOU EVENT SPONSORS

4725 Plank Road

Manitowoc, WI 54220(920) 682-7881

• M.O. Orchekowski, D.D.S.

• D.L. Beaupre, D.D.S.


UPCOMING EVENT

Saturday, September 23, 2017registration at 9 am • walk begins at 10 am

Walker’s Name

Pet’s Name

Age: 18 Years + Yes No No. of Children under 13 attending

Phone Number

Address

City/State/Zip

E-Mail

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We will not sell or share your e-mail or personal information with third parties

$30 Registration FeeChildren under 13:Free registration & Free t-shirt (while supplies last)

registration / pledge form

Registration fee is $30.

Raise $150in pledges

and registrationfee is waived!

Pledges may also be done online at www.lakeshorehumane.org/w4k/

WAIVER of LIABILITY - MUST BE SIGNED BY EACH PARTICIPANT AND/OR GUARDIAN OF PARTICIPANT UNDER THE AGE OF 18.

I realize that a dog walk is a poten�ally hazardous ac�vity, and that I or my dog should not par�cipate unless we are physically able. Iagree to abide by the decision of a Walk official regarding my par�cipa�on. I assume all risks for my dog and myself, associated with thisevent including, but not limited to falls, effects of weather, contact with any other par�cipants, or any other condi�on. I have read thiswaiver and understand these facts. I waive (for myself or anyone en�tled to act on my behalf) and release the event sponsors, the LakeshoreHumane Society, the City of Manitowoc, State of Wisconsin; and employees of sponsors, their representa�ves and successors, from allclaims or liabili�es of any kind arising from negligence on the part of persons named on this waiver. I release the rights to any and all mediamaterial and computer informa�on without obliga�on to me.

I hereby grant permission to the Lakeshore Humane Society (LHS) to photograph my image, likeness, or depic�on and /or that of myminor children (if applicable). I hereby grant permission to the LHS to edit, crop, or retouch such photographs, and waive any right to inspectthe final photographs. I also grant permission to use these photos for adver�sement purposes in any medium, including print andelectronic, and I understand that these photos will be used with or without associa�ng names thereto. I further waive any claim forcompensa�on of any kind for the LHS use or publica�on of photographs of me and/or those of my minor children (if applicable).

sponsored by:

Port CitiesAnimal Hospital, Inc.

Donations listed reflectJune 2, 2017— August 21, 2017

Victoria AdraktasCarol AshenbrenerMargaret AugustinAurora Health CareAllan & Nancy BaarsJill BackusMarvin BakerDonna BandtJessica BartaSophia BartelsMerelyn BartzBeverly BaugnietAudrey BeanPamela BelzBen Franklin ElementarySue & Pete BensonSusan BergDavid & Cheryl BergeneRebecca BergeneJoseph & Kathy BernhartKathie BernicoSheryl BeyCharles BinnsFay BinversieSuzanne BlahaJoe BlankeHelen BleserGrace BoederMarlene BornemannBeverly BrandtMary Jo BrunnerJoan BudnikBryan BukowskiKaren CarloCarron Net CompanyCynthia CarterChristine & Gregg ChaloupkaSharon ClementCoastal Community FoundationTodd & Julie CoenenCourthouse PubChristine CzechanskiPhil DasseyNancy DavisWilliam & Mary DeanDeb RunnoeBarbara DeckerRyan DeckerJulie DellemannMary DempskyMarion DenkJune DenobleKatie DepreyShannon DetrickMarilyn DrummDarlene DworakLynn EckMary Lou EmmeEllie EngelbrechtFirst Lutheran Church Sunday SchoolJudith & Wayne FrankDavid & Mary FranzNancy FrerichsJesse GalienBecky GarberArthur & Jane Gau Jr.Jeffrey & Mary GehlerMrs. Darlene GeigelMrs. Lloyd GeraldsonCarol GibsonTina GieseKarin Gigure

Brooke GileNancy GnadtMary GraczykShanna GraykowskiGudrun GreetanVicki GrimstadAnna GulsethRuth HaeseMichael HallaCharles HanfChristi HansenEdgar HansenMarsh HansenMr. Terry HansenKelly HarriedJanet HauckJill HennesseyWilliam & Traci HoeltkeMichael HornesJane HurstInvestors Community BankErica JanskyShirley JarvisLeah JerabekKenneth JilekAmy JohnsonElizabeth JohnsonMaria JungLois KannemanJulie KautzerCarisa KellerWilliam Kiel Jr.Debra KlubaGeri KluczinskiDavid KohlGary KohlsLaura & Wayne KratzEileen KummerKim Lazansky PhilippiEllen LeclairJennifer LehmanFloretta LemkeBetty LoomisKeith LuckowLucky Nc Dogs Looking For RescueAnthony MaesLou Ann MeyerGrace MillerShelby MonkaDavid MooreIan MooreMary MooreMarlene MorleyStephanie MuellerWilliam NapiecinskiSandra NartenArlene NehringNext Era EnergyJudith NicholsCarol ParkerPaulette Sears Counseling LLCSteven PaulsonVincent PaulySandy PelisekPetfinder FoundationWayne PetrashekHarvey PetskaKeith PhilippiPiggly WigglySusan PitroskiAnn PlatteDaniel PlautzJanet PribekMs. Bonnie PriceJayne Purchatzker

Joanne & Gordon RadandtSue RankTessa RathsachJenna RathsackRed HattitudesTiffany RegazziCornelius RezachekShirley RichmondTammy RicksLaura RodgersCherrise RoseberryGary RosenbauerMary Jo RosinskyMarc RuschKathleen SchaafJacqueline SchallerMarjorie SchausMary SchausGeorge SchmidtLlyod SchmittJenny & Scott SchroeterSusan SchuhJuliana SchulzKaye SchwalbeLorraine SchwartzSecurity FinanceSheboygan Physicians GroupBonnie ShimulunasKathy SimmetMichael SimmonsKevin SinesMargie & Ken SkatteboWillard & Elaine SpringerAbbie SteckerWilliam StiefvaterJoyce SukowatyThe Benevity Community Impact FundBonnie TonkinMary & Russell TooleyAmy TownsendTracey's Farm ServicesTruist CompanySusan Uecker-CaseValders High School-Technology

DepartmentVan Horn AutomotiveAnn VerlareChris WaakMrs. Carol WachowskiLeslie WallanderCarl WartickHolly WartickWells Fargo Community Support

CampaignKatherine WendtJodi WestcottRodger WhitesideRuth WichlaczSandra WilhelmLane WillmanRenee WinkelWorthington IndustriesJennifer YaugerMichael ZablerFranklin ZemanSue ZlatohlavekJackie ZucchiJanet Zunker


THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT AND DONATION

In Honor of Wally FrerichsAnn & Steven Kleckner

In Honor of Cats past and present, Dave & MJMary JoStich

In Honor of Sophie's BirthdayAndrew Wheeler

In Honor of Barb SeidlerLaurel Breit

In Memory of Noodles adopted 10/02/2013Kaye Katke Bauknecht

In Memory of Carl LewisSteven & Carol Gibson

In Memory of Glen Fuerbringer, a lifelongresident of Manitowoc & his beloved WhiteGerman Shepherd

Kevin Fuerbringer & Wendy StoecklerIn Memory of Judy Mae (Bergseth) Sprang

National Association of Letter CarriersIn Memory of Wanda Hannah who lovedanimals

Nicole Di Basillio-BurishIn Memory of Annie Vander Linen

Debbie HolschbachIn Memory of Bella Bushman

Vicki & Tom BushmanIn Memory of Bella

Sarah GriffithsIn Memory of Betty Reardon

Ms.Pat MatteIn Memory of Carlton Lewis

Vernon ChildsIn Memory of Cookie

Barbara BeckerIn Memory of Gladys Kersten

Rick BoweIn Memory of Jeanette Kosarcycki

Judith LoyIn Memory of Michael Soch

Tom LawrenceIn Memory of Mr. Richard Lambert

George & Marilyn WanishIn Memory of our blessed shepherd mixRocky

Steven & Caroline PaulsonIn Memory of Richard Schroeder

Holly AndrewsIn Memory of Rosemary Konitzer

Lori KonitzerIn Memory of Tina Melko

Mary MurphyIn Memory of Valarian Junk

Jack & Patricia CummingsBonnie Pahnke

In Memory of Walter FrerichsBernice Swoboda

In Memory of Wilbert SkebbaJen & Ted Skebba

In Memory of Fay BelongiaShirley Kreie

In Memory of Kyle Samuel SpangenbergKathleen Buvid

In Memory of Mr. Edward VettingGeorge & Marilyn Wanish

In Memory of Carol KochanPaula Radl

In Memory/Honor of

Every effort is made to keep anaccurate log of our memorial, in-kindand cash donations. Many times thehandwriting or printing is hard for us todecipher. Typos or misspellings arecompletely unintentional.


Underdog Project Update

“The idea of the Underdog Project blossomed after several visits to the

humane society and wanting to do more to help out. I realized if I could

coordinate the right people and funds, I just may be able contribute more aid

than by myself alone. The idea was and is, to raise funds to purchase the

ingredients to the next brew and donate as much of the proceeds as possible

to the Lakeshore Humane Society.” - Brian Sobel

Thank you Brian Sobel, Courthouse Pub

General Manager & Courthouse Pub Owner

John Jagemann. The Underdog Project raised

$1500 to help the animals in need in

Manitowoc County.

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LHS still needs your help…please bring your empty

bagged aluminum cans to the shelter.

Since January 1, 2017 our

total to date is $857, with an

end of year total goal of

$2000.

Thank you!

“ S h e l t e r i n g i s a d i f �i c u l t , t h a n k l e s s ,

heartbreaking job. The staff of this facility

sacri�ice their time, hearts, and efforts every

day to help those can never say thank you, without any

wish for recognition or �inancial gain. The staff and

volunteers are heroes”

-Michelle Rider, DVM

Mishicot Veterinary Clinic & Pet Care Center

On behalf of Lakeshore Humane Society staff, volunteers, and animals, we would like to thankthe Manitowoc Animal Hospital, Memorial Drive Veterinary Clinic, Mishicot Veterinary Clinic,

Port Cities Animal Hospital, Two Rivers Veterinary Hospital, Faithful Friends Cremation Services for devotedly caring forour animals and supporting our spay/neuter programs. We couldn't do it without you.We would also like to thank Manitowoc Petco, Colonial Pet Shoppe, and Memorial Drive Veterinary Clinic for generouslydonating space to display some of our cats in hopes that they may find their forever homes.

Thank You!

Mission Statement

The mission of the corporation is to ensure the humane andcompassionate treatment of all animals entrusted to its care, reunite lostanimals with their owners, provide for all adoptable animals to be placedin responsible, permanent homes, euthanize animals when necessary

and extend humane education to the public.

Nonprofit Organization

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PHONE: 920-684-5401

FAX: 920-684-5702

E-MAIL: [email protected]

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Calendar of Events2017

September 16 Microchip Day

September 23 Walk for Kindness

October 3 WOMT Be My Guest

October 7 Stuff-a-Van event at Copps

Food Center in Manitowoc

October 17 Annual Member Meeting

October 21 Microchip Day

November 12 Tailgaters for Tailwaggers

November Thanksgiving for the animals

December 10 Holiday Photos 12pm-4pm

Advocate. Aid. Adopt.

Please help us stock our cupboards! Visit LHS volunteers near the store entrance toreceive a grocery list of items that the animals need. Purchased item(s) can then be

dropped off at the LHS van after exiting the store. Thank YOU!

STUFF-A-VANSaturday, October 7th • 10:00am — 2:00pm

3300 Calumet Avenue • Manitowoc

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